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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Supply@me Capital Plc | SYME | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| -0.00025 | -3.03% | 0.008 | 16:35:14 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.0075 | 0.0075 | 0.0085 | 0.008 | 0.00825 |
| Industry Sector |
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| SOFTWARE & COMPUTER SERVICES |
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Posted at 05/9/2024 20:29 by extrader Re the AGM report...I can't be bothered to go into detail, but a quick skim shows these blatant untruths : p12 Corporate Funding - TAG Stock loans : Claim 1 : 'On 29 July 2020, the Company announced that it had been informed that 1AF2 Srl had transferred 5.9 billion SYME shares to three stock lending platforms. THIS WAS DONE BY TAG TO RAISE CASH TO FUND SETTLEMENT OF THE CALL OPTION. These are the TAG stock loans and the SYME Group did NOT HAVE ANY INVOLVEMENT in this transaction." Reality : Both bits in CAPS are untrue : Shareholders were NOT told that the cash raised by 1AF2 was to pay TAG's call option, they were led to believe that it was to support SYME's business , so SYME is very much INVOLVED . (1) From the very RNS quoted - 29 July 2020 12:18 - there's this specific statement : .."SYME has been further informed by 1AF2 that, subject to regulatory approvals, IT WILL OFFER TO INVEST FUNDS FROM THE CAPITAL RAISED INTO THE COMPANY'S INVENTORY FUNDING PROCESS alongside institutions (in the Open-Funding and Self-Funding structures) AS DESCRIBED [Ed.: ie clear 'linkage'] in the Trading Update RNS of 27 July 2020. (2) AZ subsequently elaborated on this in the 'explanatory' Proactive interview a few days later, when he described how the cash would be 'co-invested', reading between the lines as 'first loss' security margin for the Funders. Claim 2 : 'At this point it was clearly stated in the RNS that the Lenders were able to trade the Pledged Shares .' Reality : This statement is true as far as it goes but omits the concluding 'explanatory' bit ..."to diversify their portfolio concentration risks." I would love to hear AZ explain HOW a lender's portfolio concentration risks are REDUCED by selling shares you hold as security (with normal shrinkage margin and which had risen in value after the loans were granted )..... GLA |
Posted at 04/9/2024 14:26 by hughez87 Predicting the exact share price of a company like Supply@ME Capital (SYME) based solely on projected revenues is complex. The share price depends on various factors such as: Market sentiment and investor confidence Profit margins and cost management Growth prospects and future revenue potential Broader economic and market conditions Debt levels and cash flow Price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio or other valuation metricsHowever, we can give a simplified approach using the Price-to-Sales (P/S) ratio, which is often used to estimate a company's valuation based on revenue.Formula for P/S ratio:\text{Market Capitalization} = \text{Revenue} \times \text{P/S Ratio}\text{Share Price} = \frac{\text{Market Capitalization}}{\te |
Posted at 04/9/2024 12:55 by hughez87 The revenue Supply@ME Capital (SYME) generates from inventory monetization depends on various factors, including the fee structure and percentage they charge for each transaction. Although the exact fee structure isn't publicly detailed, fintech companies like SYME typically charge a fee that can range from 0.5% to 3% of the monetized inventory's value.Let's assume a conservative range for SYME's fee structure: 1. Low-end estimate (0.5% fee):20 billion * 0.5% = 100 million in revenue. 2. Mid-range estimate (1% fee):20 billion * 1% = 200 million in revenue. 3. High-end estimate (3% fee):20 billion * 3% = 600 million in revenue.Therefore, if SYME monetized 20 billion worth of inventory with Banco BPM, their revenue could range from approximately 100 million to 600 million, depending on the specific fee agreement for those transactions. |
Posted at 04/9/2024 12:44 by hughez87 To access inventory monetization services with Banco BPM, you would typically need to reach out to the bank directly or consult with a relationship manager. Here are the general steps to get started: 1. Contact Banco BPM: Visit a Banco BPM branch or their website to inquire about inventory monetization services. You can also contact them through their customer service channels. Request a meeting with a corporate banking advisor or relationship manager who can provide details about the service. 2. Discuss Your Business Needs: Provide information about your business, including the type and value of inventory you hold. The bank will evaluate whether your inventory is suitable for monetization based on factors like industry, inventory type, and valuation. 3. Partnering with Supply@ME Capital: Banco BPM collaborates with Supply@ME Capital (SYME) for inventory monetization services. SYME's platform could be the vehicle through which your inventory is monetized. You may need to work with both Banco BPM and SYME to execute the transaction. 4. Eligibility Criteria: Businesses with large volumes of inventory, such as those in manufacturing, agrifood, or retail sectors, are more likely to benefit from this service. The bank may require documentation on your inventory, its value, and financial health to assess your suitability for this service. 5. Financial Structuring: Once approved, Banco BPM and Supply@ME Capital will facilitate the inventory monetization process, where your business can unlock cash tied up in inventory without taking on traditional loans.To get started, you can visit Banco BPM's official website or call their customer service for more information. |
Posted at 04/9/2024 08:28 by nobbygnome And it isn’t a good day so far which is relevant for SYME. It’s the spectre of a further fund raise which is affecting HE-1 and is why SYME has been so weak.Sold one position at 1.5 on the spike but have still got the rest at present. |
Posted at 02/9/2024 12:31 by nobbygnome I will stick to SYME if you do…..but you hardly ever mention SYME!Talking of which at what price and when will the fund raise be which on LSE you have admitted is coming? I’m sure your legions of readers are eager to hear your view now you are so certain that a placing will take place |
Posted at 19/8/2024 18:12 by putinaire Syme will be either asia direct buyout or or a western division in the eastI always track their start up gobbles on behalf of the east. Syme is fkn apple compated ro half of them "They have their reasons ' |
Posted at 17/8/2024 07:11 by paul planet earth1 Nobby,MIN has been trading for over 20 years it's got a plot of land in an isolated part of Crete with no permission to do anything a two hour drive from the nearest airport...That's 20 years of doing nothing and what exactly is it that they would be offering that is unique and that isn't already available in Crete as a holiday destination! SYME is a high risk new fintech business trying to launch inventory monetarisation into the financial services industry and tapping into the billions of dollars of available capital banks have tied up on their balance sheets but for various regulatory restrictions can't offer their customers working capital funding via inventory monetarisation. Will it work who knows but I see more activity in 3 years despite the ups and downs then 20 years of fruitless empty discussions going on at MIN. Let's be honest MIN is boring and even if they got a deal signed with the monks it wouldn't be an exiting investor prospect whereas if SYME takes off there is easily far more upside potential for a quicker turn around in its fortunes. Nobbygnome17 Aug '24 - 06:21 - 6213 of 6213 "As I have said before MIN and SYME are incomparable. MIN has a valuable irrevocable asset which has an intrinsic value whatever happens. SYME on the other hand has nothing but an unworkable business model which no-one wants. Plus MIN can easily raise money whenever it wants because there are a wealthy group of people who know the true value. Meanwhile SYME will really struggle to raise this time round after only 3 months since the last one so liquidation really could follow. The two companies really are like chalk and cheese and if you can’t see that, you shouldn’t be investing! Yes it’s all knockabout stuff but anyone who did proper research would be buying MIN…." |
Posted at 17/8/2024 06:21 by nobbygnome As I have said before MIN and SYME are incomparable. MIN has a valuable irrevocable asset which has an intrinsic value whatever happens. SYME on the other hand has nothing but an unworkable business model which no-one wants. Plus MIN can easily raise money whenever it wants because there are a wealthy group of people who know the true value. Meanwhile SYME will really struggle to raise this time round after only 3 months since the last one so liquidation really could follow.The two companies really are like chalk and cheese and if you can’t see that, you shouldn’t be investing! Yes it’s all knockabout stuff but anyone who did proper research would be buying MIN…. |
Posted at 09/8/2024 12:35 by putinaire It keeps rocking to n fro'Syme syme syme syme syme ' I called it Gnome as it is a treasured member of the family |
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